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Three-Body Problem: the Firewood Era
When I received the prime number signal from the "budding" galaxy, I didn't reply with a "hello" like the people on Earth. I locked onto the source of the signal, sent out a cleanup fleet, and detonated their sun with a particle of light. I am a Trisolaran person. A civilization that crawled out of the fire of three suns. There is no "mercy" in our dictionary, because benevolent civilizations have long been burned to ashes. For hundreds of thousands of years, we silently cleaned out every low-en
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Red Clay 1620
"Red Earth: 1620" is a historical fantasy epic set in a parallel universe. It leveraged the entire colonial history with a "what if" - if the colonized people in the 17th century had grasped the revolutionary ideas of the 21st century in advance, how would history be rewritten? This is not a cool story about time-travelers using modern technology to crush the ancients. This is an experiment in thought, a war song of the oppressed, and an epic of awakening written with both a gun and a pen.
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Flowing Clouds and Flowing Water Are a Dream
The best thing is to be away from many things, and the east and west are flowing, and they will eventually meet. The shallow love finally seems to be gone, and the moving clouds are uncertain, just like in the soul of a dream. Poor people's wishes are thinner than clouds and water, and good meetings are even more difficult. If you think about it carefully, you will find that there are many places where the heart has been broken, which is not the same as the others.
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Soldier Assault: the Soul of the Soldier Is Immortal
On the day the Seventh Company of Steel was disbanded, Xu Sanduo said to Gao Cheng: "The Seventh Company is gone, but I am still here." Now he is the instructor of the old A teaching team, carrying the epaulette of a third-level non-commissioned officer, and leading the toughest soldiers in the entire military region. The entire army was changing to information equipment, and as a junior high school student, he couldn't even decipher the English interface - so he worked overtime until the earl
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